Halloween Party At Ovid Bowling Center Names Winners
Ovid Women's Bowling League held its annual Halloween party at the Ovid Bowling Center on Tuesday October 28. Ten of 40 members dressed in costumes while two guests judged the costumes, Kay Arcangeli winning Most Original. Refreshments were provided by local sponsors and the eight-team league includes Christensen Gray Insurance Parish Shop Ovid Cleaners Roadside Trailer Park Ovid Bowling Center and Kokes TV.
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Ovid Bowling Center
Ovid Women's League
Phyllis Richard
Waterloo
Mary Pierlioni
Geneva
Finger Lakes
Clown
Leona Woodington
Kay Arcangeli
Bryan
Pouch
Pat Marsh
L J Wilkins
L J Woodington
Christensen-Gray Insurance
The
Parish Shop
Ovid Cleaners
Roadside Trailer Park
Koke’s TV
Veterans Day Ceremony in Ovid honors John Lilla
The American Legion Manning Lilla Post 463 and VFW Post 6200 in Ovid will hold an Armistice Day ceremony at 11 am in the Ovid park. Color Guards will lead, and a plaque will honor John Lilla, aviation electronics technician, who died aboard the USS Forrestal in 1967. An open house follows at the Legion Home.
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American Legion
Manning-Lilla Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ovid
Ovid Park
Robert Houseknecht
VFW
James Slike
Elmer Black
VFW and Legion Color Guard
Legion
U 5S Navy
Manning-Lalla Post
United Way Campaign Nears Goal in Seneca County
Seneca County United Way 76 Campaign reaches 91 percent of its 118 500 goal. General Chairman Robert Tarnow announced at the weekly meeting. The Combined Federal Campaign portion hits 120 percent of goal with Liza Huntington noting strong county support.
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Seneca County
Seneca Co
United Way
Robert Tarnow
Tarnow
Seneca Army Depot
Liza Huntington
Seneca Co Red Cross
South County
Barbara Westerveit
Willard Psychiatric Center
John Mc
Cauley Chief Officer Sets $1830 Goal Milestone
Cauley, as chairman, reports reaching $1830 toward the goal, representing 67 percent of the target.
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Cauley
Flood Insurance Update for Seneca County Towns
Varick seeks NFIP admission and awaits federal decision while Ovid moves to adopt land use rules to qualify. Covert already accepted. Lodi towns lag. Romulus works on regulations with late deadlines in 1975 1976.
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Brlow
Seneca Co
Varick
Ovid
Covert
Lodi
Romulus
Romulus Bicentennial Committee Sets Monthly Meeting
The Romulus Town Bicentennial Committee invites residents to join the monthly meeting at 7 30 pm in Hayts Corners Town Building. The next session is Wednesday November 19 and members seek ideas to help plan the township’s bicentennial celebration.
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Hayts Corners
Romulus
South Seneca Community Meeting Seeks Unified Group Action
OVID The South Seneca Community Assistance Corp will meet Wednesday November 12 at 7 30 pm at the Municipal Building in Ovid The organization urges all local groups to join in a unified effort for betterment of South Seneca County communities Dues are now due 1 per person and 5 per organization for the year.
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South Seneca Community Assistance Corp
South Seneca
South Seneca County
Bicentennial Lecture Series on Justice to the Environment
The Christ Church Willard and St Stephen's Romulus present a Bicentennial Lecture on November 19 from 8 to 9 30 pm at Parish Hall. Titled In dependence and Interdependence America and the Future the series blends movies slides tapes and discussions. The topic for Nov 19 is Are We Doing Justice to the Environment.
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Christ Chapel
St Stephen’s
Romulus
Parish Hall
Christ Church
America
Board meeting moved to November 17 in Interlaken
The South Seneca Board of Education meeting set for November 10 in Interlaken is rescheduled for November 17 due to a four day Veterans Day weekend closing schools November 10 and 11. Contractors will interrupt electric and water service during the period as students are out.
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Interlaken
South Seneca Board of Education
Seneca County Unemployment Drops in August
Unemployment in Seneca County fell to 1,000 in August from 1,200 in July and was nearly double the 600 tallied in August 1974. The unemployment rate was 7.3 percent in August, 8.4 percent in July, and 4.2 percent in August 1974. Employment rose by 100 from July to 13,200 in August, but remained well below the 13,900 estimated for August 1974.
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